Stock your shop with First Supply!
Quickly and easily reorder frequently used products with our FREE QR inventory labels. Perfect for your warehouse or work trucks! Available to any First Supply customer with a web account and a smartphone.
Scan the label…
…and add to cart!
Benefits
- Save time on reorders by using the mobile app QR reader (Scan tile).
- Improve order accuracy by getting the correct product 100% of the time.
- Increase reliability by never running out of essential parts or equipment.
- Easy to use FREE program needs no additional equipment.
- Printed shelf tags help organize inventory.
“First Supply’s First inStock program saves me so much time since I know exactly which items to purchase. No more having to search!”
Steve – Diamond HVAC LLC
You’re minutes away from saving hours of time!
- You do the easy part. Spend one minute of time completing our inquiry form (button below) and we do the rest!
- We’ll print shelf labels and deliver them to your location.
- Attach the labels & scan them when it’s time to reorder.
First inStock FAQs
This scannable label system uses QR inventory tags that work with the First Supply mobile app and a smartphone.
You’ll need a First Supply web account, a smartphone and the First Supply mobile app (available on Google Play and the Apple App Store).
From the First Supply app, either 1 Tap the Scan tile on the tile page or, 2 Tap the Shop tile and then tap the Scan link in the upper right corner of any page in the Shop section. After your phone’s camera/scanner feature opens, position the QR code inside the viewfinder rectangle on your screen.
1 The label will automatically scan when the yellow Auto Scan button is showing. 2 For more precise control, deselect the yellow Auto Scan button and then tap the white shutter button to manually scan a label.
Printed inventory tags help organize inventory and make it easier to reorder.
First inStock is available to any First Supply customer with a web account and a smartphone.
It depends on your usage. Frequently used items are a good candidate, but ultimately, you decide what gets labeled.